Sentence examples for solution to pollution from inspiring English sources
Solution to Pollution: $250,000.
As for the environmental agency's water resource management plan, he said it only delays a solution to pollution problems that have been known for years.
He brought up the urination routine ("Pee in the river, whenever possible. Dilution is the solution to pollution"), but said he'd address the poop question later.
"The bottom line is that under the Clean Water Act, dilution is not the solution to pollution," the enforcement lawyer wrote.
The idea was to send the smoke elsewhere so it would not cause problems locally — in accordance with the memorable motto, "the solution to pollution is dilution".
The second group, arguing that 'running water purifies itself' (the more current slogan among sanitary engineers: 'the solution to pollution is dilution'), argued for piping sewage into lakes, rivers, and oceans".
The solution to indoor pollution was ranked at 23, higher than the outdoor air pollution solutions, whose very high costs outweighed the benefits in a developing nation context.
Ethanol, introduced after the 1973-74 oil crisis, is hailed by its supporters as a way to avoid dependence on foreign oil and, because it is clean-burning, as a solution to air pollution.
Trams are re-emerging as a green solution to both pollution and urban sprawl: a striking number of the cities that are adopting them are formless sunbelt cities.This redefinition demands a careful balance between tradition and change.
If somebody is going to make money on energy, Dr. Dean says, why not American farmers "instead of Saudi sheiks?" It's not unusual for ethanol's defenders to claim that it is the solution to air pollution, but now it's also an additive to the Middle East road map.
A few years back, an article in The Himalayan Times made the argument that cycling might be part of the solution to air pollution in the valley, calling for a network of bike lanes to accompany a road-widening scheme – although this hasn't really happened.
